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Expert Support for Your Accessibility Planning
At Matthewson & Co, we have a thorough understanding of accessibility legislation and compliance requirements. We offer professional support in engaging with the appropriate organizations, developing new Accessibility Plans, or reviewing and improving existing ones. Our team provides practical recommendations, realistic timelines, and guidance on available funding opportunities. We also offer grant writing assistance when needed. All of our services are delivered efficiently, at a reasonable cost, and within a timeline that suits your needs.
From Manitoba? Click on Manitoba Accessibility Plans for more information.
From Saskatchewan? Click on Saskatchewan Accessibility Plans for more information.
Funding Opportunities for Home Accessibility
This list is a work in progress. These are potential funding sources for housing upgrades to support accessibility. Some funding listed here is the responsibility of the home owner to apply for.
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1. Preservation Funding for Community Housing
Preservation Funding helps existing community housing providers remain viable and prepare for future funding opportunities by providing financial assistance to support the cost of completing preservation activities.
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Activities under this funding stream may include, but are not limited to:
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A building condition report
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Capital replacement reserve planning
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An operating viability analysis
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An age-friendly conversion assessment
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An energy audit
2. Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living (SAIL) provides assistance to people with physical disabilities to live a more active and independent lifestyle.
Click here to review SAIL’s general policies.
4. Home Repair Program – Adaptations for Independence
The Saskatchewan Home Repair Program - Adaptations for Independence provides financial assistance to homeowners or rental property owners with low incomes to make a home more accessible for a person with a housing-related disability.
Click here to review the program guidelines.